The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-11
A PARADE or ANARCHISTS.
MARCHING DoWN BROADWAY TO SHOW
SYMPATHY WITH THE CONDEMNED.


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4, tho MIL rrh.a. n,aro hnndrods ~ toroh.
hsh's anu seoIeeo i uan'pofeheieo. .ne 'eau
ers OF the various squads wore about their left
arms bands Of red and black, enblsmatlcAl of
'n w, opiniohs anu thelr eylnpe'n''
The police arrangements were on Grand
iarse ehouen 70 prolec' 'he oi'y irotn All .ho
snas oe
anI p.aos-.a. pss,nS -. canto H,,nah.
anu broadway. Behind were oapts. oiinchy
the eased WITH shields and the s aad
lace Of their uniforms, and drawn up in line
xsr. two hundrad .n,,,an,.n ,,rdsr ~. ;r,mae
diate command of eight sergesnts and twelve
roundsmen. Tho several meeting places of
the Anarchists were also well guarded by po-
lioemen, hut there was apparently no desire
on the part OF the sympathizers OF tho doomed
inspector CONAN was et the Astor House
with Capts. Berghold and Grant. the entire
SQUAD Of Central ONCE detectives, and seventy
five policemen. This force was scattered about
~ uoa sfoups aowa .ne sue s.t'o. no NO aa an
eer was apprehended oy any one. ous the
PERM. granted oy tho police ior the parade
named lo'ooo men, out IL was not expected
that the number would reach half that figure.
The blood-curdlne call that had been sent out
dsmonstrotion oTsred The men to meat q, 'a ae
their headquarters.
aall IN thirteenth street THs
Of cheap cigars and pipes assembled and rivailed
N intensity the odors from the torches OF the
n linz outside All the wore
sSsir coat siseyes OiA'A 'am''' N0un' ABOUT
Thore were two women in the crowd. They
SsoSsSs sass rs Slack ss
transpare9cies. that bore some mighty start
wss sent aoa w
The citizen. eull.a from the people show this evening
eIoSa ysIdst snd demand from yo1 q y, nam. =
% as
The United oornice and skylisht Makers
Haunting Transparency en- reading:
You sons OF toll awake to glory,
Some Of them carried little black hags, all
and CHEEKY way. and pulled their cigars. Pretty
soon a part Of the Brewers Union from New
led by band playing the. dead march in
saul" came up ana mated. Iney carried
tr ar. y s'ss. iss, reading 11h.,t;
$:4 $;s !: q ss is::;E.,,.s.,,
The solemn music from II the band auietsd for
inc in fnnerai step TO the beatings OF mufied
drums. They carried these Illuminated trans
ee .s. .ps. :i:: fire.. ar. TO b. murdered.
The band nlayed Nearer nv God to Thee"
while the noise Of the crowd was hushed. In o
few minutes the Progressive Musical Union
laise and there were cheers from the assem-
The cigarmakers, with group o. plccolo
players at their head, then, appeared. playing
Come. Ye Disconsolate." The noise was
the crowd Put ths faces q the men
and were SAD or fersss Or exultant n express.
sion accordingly, When they started on In
line they marched with measured step to the
strains of the dead march IN Saul"
The gathering In Wendell Assembly Rooms
In West Forty-fourth street was much smaller
one. Seventy-four men. nearly all OF whom
were silk weavers. met there at z o'clock. "A
uting circulars printed in English and Ger
Chicago oiiisials who were concerned IN any my
way with the arrest and conviction OF the
Anarchists. Here are q few extracts:
Arise in your imposing might and let your righteous
wrath fall in protest upon the heads Of
those interpreters Of tho law who have oasey betrayed
their trust: -u 49,, ain ,r,.. v,,. m. .,,,v,., =,
mo al Nh yCa Vim ths hosst vesm,nSs Of man
Kind pre scriaeed and tramped under foot In the per
iou know what Is your auty: These Gondsmnsa men
themseIyes Because they wrote and preached to YOU
anu 10, sou inc sospo, .. 'I ,snn ro ,od &, lin,
and marched to Forty.second street and Fifth
avenue. where they picked UP another small
contingent OF eleven men tl aS s,reets Were
the Sidewalk. but they were hustled Into the